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miguel o'gorman
Argentinian physician and university professor, AR
(b. 1749)
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chevalier o'gorman
Irish army officer in the French service and antiquarian
(b. 1732)
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victor martin o'gorman
HT
(b. 1743)
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tomás o'gorman
IE
(b. 1760)
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purcell o'gorman
Irish nationalist politician
(b. 1820)
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enrique o'gorman
Argentinian politician, AR
(b. 1823)
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camila o'gorman
Argentine socialite, AR
(b. 1825)
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eduardo o'gorman
politician (1827-1901), AR
(b. 1827)
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james myles o'gorman
Catholic bishop, US
(b. 1804)
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mervyn o'gorman
English engineer, GB
(b. 1871)
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ferdinand alfred o'gorman
FR
(b. 1825)
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edith o'gorman
British writer, IE
(b. 1842)
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thomas o'gorman
Catholic bishop (1843-1921)
(b. 1843)
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juan o'gorman
Mexican artist and architect (1905-1982), MX
(b. 1905)
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david o'gorman
Irish politician
(b. 1865)
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) , across the world, is quite a common surname. The family name O'Gorman is characteristic of Ireland, where it is quite a common surname, Australia, where it is quite a rare surname, and New Zealand. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Australia.